Brake servicing
The reported Basic Service included bleeding hydraulic brakes, tightening the rear disc, lubricating gears and cleaning the bike.
Bike Shop Dubai
Barsha Heights
Bike Shop Dubai is a bicycle store in Barsha Heights selling bikes and accessories, with repairs available. Reviews point to useful basics such as hydraulic-brake servicing and bike rentals, including a reported AED 55 two-hour rental, though workshop quality and after-sales handling are uneven.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
124 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Bike rentals
Renters say staff help match the bike and height, with convenient access towards Jumeirah and Meydan cycling tracks.
Bike variety
One customer found a broad selection of bikes at notably competitive prices, making comparison shopping worthwhile.
Quick repairs
Reviews include a scooter fixed in 15 minutes and a bike repair completed at a modest price.
Bike fitting
Customers have received advice on equipment and adjustments to suit their height and riding needs.
Card payments
Credit cards are accepted, which is useful for repair or purchase visits.
Tips for a Better Visit
Find the lift. Allow extra time to locate the workshop: it is inside the building on the 20th floor, not at a straightforward street-level shopfront.
Confirm scope. Ask exactly what a full service includes, especially degreasing: one review says W40 was used instead of degreaser.
Test brakes. After any brake service, check both brakes before riding away; one customer found the rear brake failed during a later trip.
Book two hours. For a rental outing, consider at least two hours; a review links that duration with routes towards the Burj Khalifa point.
Check warranty. Before buying equipment or accessories, ask for the warranty rules in writing because one customer reported a failed item was not honoured.
Check assembly. Inspect pedals, handlebars, seats and tyres before setting off, particularly after collection or a repair.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Ameri Tower - 20th Floor,2006
Al Barsha - Barsha Heights, Dubai
Popular Mentions
full service package
A customer chose the full service package for a punctured bike and collected it the next day with a cleaned frame and tuned brakes and gears.
Merida Sculture 200
One customer bought a Merida Sculture 200 and reported a price of AED 2,899.
Common Concerns
Safety checks
One customer discovered the rear brake was not working after a road-bike service, a serious reason to test the bike before leaving.
Repair reliability
A detailed purchase account describes repeated flat tyres, a loose pedal and handlebars that were not tightened properly, leading to a crash.
Warranty clarity
A customer said items failed within three weeks and the warranty was not honoured, with no clear failure guideline.
Workshop access
The workshop is inside a tower on the 20th floor, and visitors may need to take the bicycle into the lift.
Price disputes
A customer was quoted AED 190 to adjust brakes on a children’s bike that cost AED 300, and was directed elsewhere for free service.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
120 AED
Basic Service
“This was their Basic Service, for 120 AED”Google review · December 2024
AED 1900
Sunspeed bike
“My friend’s budget was slightly higher as she preferred a bike that was more aesthetically pleasing – she chose ‘Sunspeed’ dark green and white coloured bike at AED 1900”Google review · June 2020
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The Bottom Line
Bike Shop Dubai in Barsha Heights is a practical stop for buying bicycles and accessories, arranging repairs, or renting a bike for a ride around Dubai. Reviews specifically mention hydraulic-brake servicing, full-service tune-ups, bike fitting and rentals for routes near Meydan, Jumeirah, the marina canal and Dubai Canal. Pricing can be attractive.
One mountain-bike Basic Service cost AED 120 and included fluid top-up, brake bleeding, rear-disc tightening, gear lubrication and cleaning. A separate review reported AED 55 for two hours of rental, while customers have also mentioned bikes at AED 650 and AED 1,900. The shop accepts credit cards.
The main practical wrinkle is access: the workshop is inside a building on the 20th floor, and one customer had to park and take the bicycle into the lift. Service feedback is mixed. Some visitors describe fast, helpful repairs, but others report a failed rear brake after servicing, repeated tyre problems, loose components and unclear warranty handling.
Before riding away, test the brakes, pedals, handlebars and seat. If you need degreasing, ask what product will be used, as one review says W40 was substituted for degreaser.